
For many, this is becoming a sad routine, and for cartoonists its becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate between attacks in their creations.
Yet, some comfort can be found in the common thread that runs through all of them: defiance, and resilience.
Evening Standard - Christian Adams
Patrick Blower's cartoon for the Daily Telegraph drew on the iconic Shard, lit up for peace.
The Daily Telegraph - Patrick Blower
Patrick Blower on London Bridge terrorist attack last night - political cartoon gallery in Putney https://t.co/UXFAbLZWeD— Political Cartoon (@Political Cartoon) 1496614888
Similarly, the cartoon by Brian Adcock for the Independent also included the Shard, and went for a more robust use of two fingers.
The Independent - Brian Adcock
Picture:
Morten Moorland
Morten Morland on Theresa May's enough is enough after London Bridge attack – political cartoon gallery in Putney https://t.co/hU0Mxq1XIi— Political Cartoon (@Political Cartoon) 1496614249
The Children's Laureate Chris Riddell shared this cartoon on his Instagram.
Chris Riddell
And other tributes came from cartoonists around the world.
Omaha World-Herald - Jeffrey Koterba
Herald Sun - Mark Knight
The Australian - Jon Kudelka
.@jonkudelka's cartoon today. https://t.co/nKCjhhGDFS #LondonAttacks https://t.co/qBFIhcYQoo— The Australian (@The Australian) 1496643265
There were some exceptions to these images of defiance. Some sought to criticise the government ahead of Thursday's general election.
The Guardian - Martin Rowson
Martin Rowson on Theresa May's comments on extremism – political cartoon gallery in Putney https://t.co/VeMYLMjcOt— Political Cartoon (@Political Cartoon) 1496605532
And there were also cartoons which criticised the response of President of the United States Donald Trump.
Financial Review - David Lowe
.@roweafr's latest cartoon. For more: https://t.co/D2Cj5SxEWu https://t.co/U6hm2k9vp7— Financial Review (@Financial Review) 1496646600